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This week: H7N9 flu confirmed as transmissible from birds to humans; EU bans pesticides to protect bees; women may be evolving to become taller and thinner; miniature flying robots; and more…
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Everybody loves the idea of a parallel universe – but is there really a place in science for such wistful speculation, asks this video from MinutePhysics?
This week: Fossilized dinosaur embryos; fruit juice in chocolate; climate change could increase flight turbulence; women prefer men with bigger penises; and more…